Fluctuation of the boundary layer grown on the end plate of a curved duct is studied experimentally for two inlet flow conditions: uniform flow which fluctuates sinusoidally in magnitude and flow which always has a fully developed duct flow profile but which fluctuates in magnitude. For both cases, the cross-sectional mean velocity, Um, fluctuates with the Womersley number of 44.3, the ratio of the amplitude of Um to its time mean value, Ūm, is 0.38, and the Dean number based on Ūm is 1.28 × 104. It is found that (1) at the cross section of the duct turning angle of 60°, the fluctuation of the momentum thickness of main flow velocity, Uφ, is very much different with the two inlet conditions, and (2) the distribution of Uφ shows very good agreement with the 1/n power law but flow fluctuation has a great effect on the distribution of the cross-flow velocity component, Ur, very close to the wall.