Queluzito

Queluzito is a municipality located in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. It is part of the Alto Paraopeba mesoregion and the Conselheiro Lafaiete microregion.

The municipality is known for its historical significance related to the Brazilian Gold Rush period in the 18th century. While smaller than some of its neighboring towns, Queluzito played a role in the transportation and support networks for gold mining activities.

Queluzito's economy is primarily based on agriculture, livestock, and small-scale commerce. Tourism related to its historical heritage also contributes to the local economy.

The municipality is characterized by a rural landscape with rolling hills and remnants of colonial architecture. Its cultural heritage is reflected in its churches, historical buildings, and traditional festivals.

The population of Queluzito is relatively small. According to recent estimates, the population is under 3,000 inhabitants.