Ganglion cysts are common benign soft tissue tumors originating from tendon and tendon sheaths, whose intraosseous localization is rare. It is usually asymptomatic and rarely causes pain. In radiographic imaging, it is seen as oval or round lytic lesion with sclerotic site around the cyst. Curettage and grafting are sufficient in treatment of the intraosseous ganglion cyst. In this study, we have presented two cases with rare intraosseous ganglion cysts.