Later on 2017 it was expended again merging Sangachok, Thulo Sirubari, Kadambas, Irkhu, Batase and Syaule Village Development Committees to form Chautara Sangachowkgadi Municipality.

Religious and cultural festivities form a major part of the lives of people residing in Chautara.

There are people of various religious beliefs, Hinduism, Buddhism and Christianity as well, giving Chautara a cosmopolitan culture.

It consists of rice and lentil soup, generally served with vegetable curries, achar and sometimes chutney.

Momo, a type of Nepali version of Tibetan dumpling, has become prominent in Chautara with many street vendors selling it.

The festivities such as the Loshar, Dashain, Tihar, Shivratri and many more are observed by all Hindu and Buddhist communities of Chautara.

[2] Relief workers and the Nepali army met government officials in Chautara to discuss the emergency response to the humanitarian crisis.

Dozens of people crowded in front of the administrative office in Chautara, demanding that officials deliver more tents to earthquake survivors sleeping without shelter.